The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 2, 1915, Page 14

THE SEATTLE STAR And NowThis Ringing Message of Readiness at The Bon Marche—for everybody coming to buy their | July 4th and vacation wearables and accessories Shop Saturday—Store Closed = ~~ Monday 150 Men’s and Young Men’s At $16.45 Splendid Holiday Attire for the Men Folk Men, here's what we are gong to do for one day only—We offer $25.00 Suits—the cream of our k—at $1645 Satur day, They are the two and three-button, soft roll front coats } and the more conservative three-button sack coats—all with me-C, dium full trousers, Nice looking § and fancy mixtures 3 and any one a good bargain at $16.45 but you will not find better Suits than r ay you will get ults in neat Balkan stripes, checks, overplaids in sizes from 33 to 46, 150 Suits in the lot, Look where you may, there for $25.00—so when we reduce them for a a wonderful bargain, Men’s Flannel, Serge and Duck Trousers Me ‘9 Plain White Duck Trow r summer wear nioe sizes 28 @ patr $1.50 Flannel and Serge Trousers, plain | white and fancy striped ef well as the popultr black and white check with neat cuffs, at $5.00 Good Old Summer Time Clothes for the Little Men @) Boys’ $3.50 Wash Suits All-He-Needs for $1.98 Union Suits 50c Oliver Twist and Russian Styles Keep ly mussed Wash Sate madlraa and poplin, Coot walnts € Russian Su knicker or Boys’ $10.00 Norfolk Suits $7.00 Sizes 8 to 17 Years an Norfolk styte, with full But- and Nareal Hoye’ talning Department, Caps, Hate, Delta with Shoes Appropriate for Your Holiday Trip Boys’ Outing Shoes White Pumps $2.00 Pr. Made of dark tan calf, with Women’s White Pumps, made of Ughtwelght elk soles, cool and y canvas, have turned comfortable for summer wear. 4 white « Sizes 11 to 2, price $2.25 palr. aoe : greet Sizes 2'4 to 5!9, price $2.50 pair. at $2.00 « pair Girls’ Popular White Canvas Pumps $1.75 Pr. Girts’ White Canvas Pumps With good quality white rubber soles and either flat or spring beels—well fitting etyle; sizes 2% to 6. The style everybody ts wearing, they're so cool and com- fortable. an fahed with 2% to 7 Tan Barefoot Sandals Misses’ and Children’s Tan Calf Barefoot Sandals with cood wearing leather soles and foot- form shapes. Children's, sizes 5 to 8, 950 Pair Children’s, sizes 8'% to 11, $1 Pr. Misses’, sizes 11'4 to 2, $1.25 Pr, Canvas Shoes $1.39 Pr. Misses’ and Children’s White Canvas Button Shoes, with med- jum welght leather solee—neat round toe shapes, attractive and cool for summer wear; sizes 8% tol —Upper Main Fleer, Morning Economies—From 9 A. M. to 12 Only No telephone orders for Saturday morning specials—on sale from 9 a. m. to 12 only. Women’s 79c House | 20c Quality Table Dresses at Oilcloth on Lap aigeeoreg Percale, in 3 50c Table Olicioth, regular 20c qual-\ 10c| stripe and p patterns, round, / ‘ square, V and a few high iF | ity—-1% yards wide, in mill lengths, sizes 34 and 36 and a few 28 Pa) while we have any left, from 9 a, m. 9a m. to 12. —Second Floor. to 12, at 10¢ a yard.—Third Floor. | Bathing Caps 7c Each ; 15¢ Corset Covers 5c ae a 150 Corset Covers of good mus- ’ not Children’s Waists 10c 2 years Frem_9 a. m_to —Upper Main Floor. 25c Sateens 15c Yard Permanent ft Sateens, 36 inches wide. !n a ut MW quality. —Third Floor. | 6 Tumblers for 18¢ ‘Thin-blown Tumblers, regular plain lue jegsey ma valu ned =owith = white—a 9a m. tol —Upper Main Floor. 5c Paper Picnic Plates at 2¥/ec a Dozen Good Staunch Paper Sanitary Picnic Plates, in Assorted Sizes. and None Delivered at This Price ey | Sanitary Bamboo Knife and 5c [ Fiber Lanch Boxes, 10< |" fizen, ether black |! Hammersching’s or decorated—- yt r 100 pare white, good a Paper Napkins, per pack tn a oF bre is Sets, price, per Waxed Paper, A package of five Waxed for wr ng eoand Be | te eere ne 10c Paper Drinking Cups for. . c) dwt per ckagce ower Main Floor, $1.95 Casting Rods $1.55 Split Bamboo Brass Casting Rods with two-piece cork handles, nickel steel seat, well wrapped, 5 feet long. $1.50 Tennis Rackets $1.25 Wright & Ditson Surprise Tennis Rackets—made with potished frames shower of sparke—absolutely will not burn the each, 10c a box Prestwick Golf Clubs $2.50 | We are headquarters for the cele- brated Prestwick Golf Clubs, known as the best made. Brassie and Driv harr clothing: and strung with good quality gut. ers, $2.50, 25e Wright & Ditson 1915 Deuce Ten- Middron, Putters, Mashie, Niblick nis Balls, special, 5 and Cleeks, priced for .. $1 .00 at... $2 .00| Bon Challenge Clubs ‘s1. 50 each and Champion Clubs, $1 .00 GOED wee dccvcccececets 36¢ grade Championship Tennis Balls, special for Saturday at 2 tor .- - $1.00 $5.00 Khakl Hammocks, size 42x80 Spalding Red and Green Dot inches, rings and ropes *50c “isesih Gm $3.95 Golf Balis, priced, each... included, price, each, . Freshly Churned Washington Creamery Butter 27+c Lb. in hinged b price .. Potato Snind, Potat ry of | Genuine Imported Norweminn Sar jay in our ry t dines, put n pure ollve off Kitchen, per Ib (Oc "25 Noo’ 7 124c KI sok | eg” | Olives, fineet na Ktipe Olives, k Mission O1 20c ‘The Sodn wer Main Floor tan splendid place » go for coollag drinks and sundnes, Satisfactory work Try Marinello done In our Chil- THE =| | preparations for dren's Barber HE freckles, tan and Shop—price 25c. BON om eunburn, —Third Floor, —4 —Third Floor. | Union 8t-—Second Ave—Pike St—Seattie Tel, Elllote 4100 Mayflower Coffee, freshiy roast- | Canned Shrimps, No. 1 size, fin- | Canned Pineapple, aplendid qual- ed, our regular 250 est quality, per y pal raga 2Tke | 2 124¢ : iin ged ies ecg te pounds for he; Hed Wing Grave Jutee, pint be grades | pounds for SOc, 100- tles 2e, and ¢ bot Ib, sacks for $1. 95 | a pier: 35c | .39c Prepared Mustard, gives sand- | 0 wiches that appetizing 5 Cc) flavor, per Jar c' —Vonrth Floor, ] 10c | —Upper Main Floor, | $1.50 and $1.75 White | No Phone Orders Accepted, | Sani tary Ice Cream or Salad Sets, | ‘ Outdoor Requirements to Help You Have a Pleasant Fourth | Electric Sparklers 1c Each | When lighted give out a dazzling | le | | ‘WHAT'S IN A NAME?’ SHAKESPEARE ASKED; MIZZI MIGHT TELL HIM; HER PLAY ‘SARI’ ‘WAS NAMED BY HER AFTER HER MOTHER Mizzi To that ever recurring query first unded by Bill Shakespe zi Hajos, prima donna, cc *, chic and waucy as when she | first visited Seattle three or four Years ago at the fascinating age of has divers and sundry things to about what's in a name. is coming to the Moore r four nights and a mat Sunday night, in a, “Sari.” older now was seen in Seattle in “T ing Maid,” and of 2 She has won count sands of admirers during » years—but every time 1 friends pronounce still sighs the same fire |her new f or name, M { sigh. “It's no use,” mays the little Aus trian nichtingsle. “They won't ever [pronounce Hajos correctly 1 seems to have the same fate as Praemysl and Ypres and Hazazza.” “Hasagta,’ by the way, ts the fa Ty | dance introguced by Mizzi and m Rape | | RELIEF FOR HOT DAYS } Fans. | Bathing beaches. | Ice | Soda “pop.” | Other “wet” ¢ Strip poker. Three goods. eee mere of Pacific Coast | Steamship Co. will leave Seattle |today. Steamers City of Puobia and Congress sail for and Spokane for Alaska. Capt. R. O. Crisp, former com. | mander of revenue cutter Tahoma, inspector of lifesaving Pacific Coast division charity James Buchanan, Seat. married at home of | mother, 4231 15th ave. N |E., Wednesday. | G. H. Roosevelt, nephew of Ted. | } lawyer. rides Visiting In Seattle on route from San Francisco expoal Orchardiste at Grandview fix unl- form wage scale, reducing former Jucale 20 per cent. oo Marcon! Invented a ma chine that enables one to see even thru solid ivory. Maybe we'll be able to look right past our park board, then, and get music anyhow. Wisconsin senate refuses, ro vote of 14 to 17, to reconsider vote | killing woman suffrage. Between 900 and 1,000 liquor Il- jcenses issued at Olympia by state tax commissioners, New record Superior court of Bellingham dismissed case against Alzamon Ira Lucan for fortune telling. Report of F. C. Harper, collector of customs, shows value of canned PEISEWMERE. {| salmon exported from this state in Caltforaia | STORE WILL CLOSED NEXT MONDAY OBSERVING INDEPENDENCE DAY BE Vudor Porch Shades Ohio Steel Ranges VERY and room in the house can be practically ry popular e of YI HE Basement Salesroom is proaching holid and sports apparel. Included are: Hajos “Sari,” word Charles Meakins 1n in now the latest wichorean pastime in York, having pust and fox trot overboard for several months now But in the title of the new op eretta, “Sari,” Mizzi finds consider. able comfort. It's not #0 mispronounceable,” oh 4 4, tt ten't, expectally when of the play from being "Der Ziget of the play from being “I . erprimas,” as it was called in its Austrian presentation Henry W. Savage, the producer, | was bunting for a new name for the| American ongagement, Mirzi who suggested name of the heroine fn Savage needed no further a ment. ‘Sart ts easy to pronounce,” eald| Mizzi, “but Hajos—my American) ifriends atmply can't get {t” Silk Walsts, $1.50, $1.95 and $3.85. Khaki Blouses, $1.50. Khaki Norfolk Coats, $2.75. — exceed $1,000,000 straw in Boom! Boom! What's that? Roosevelt coming? Nope, echoes of Hanson-Hodge trial on Profanity hill yesterday. | < with o “eh Merrill Haskett, 11, drowned at Aberdeen White Balance on hand In state treas- White Duck Hats, 50c ury June 30, $ 2 EIR William Jennings Bryan on way White Felt Crusher Hats, 50c. to Frisco ; ss aver Glas peialalina’ Red ben: White Felt Hats with self band, $).95. |day as Wilson day in Everett. Large White Felt Hats with hemp over There were 85 marriage licenses fasued tn Everett in June. | || Giving @ gold watch to Mr. Bryan may have been well in- tended, but he probably would $1.95. || have preferred watches, 16 allver oa ° Mrs. Mae Rodgers filed sult in |wuperior court Thursday against E B. Dugean, fitney driver, for $2,000 | for injuries she alleges she sus} tained when Duncan's bus knock 75 Boys’ Norfolk Suits $2 10} Each ed her down at Fifth and Pike, May 18 i | Seml-annual meeting of Police | Reduced to Rellet association held Thursday |Serat. Wilkes re-elected member | of board of trustees “Sea a Suits Members of Surgical Club of | , vorfolk Suits in the King County Medical assoctation popular patch-pocket style, with stitched-down Fastern night in entertained Thursday Club rooms. Rep. Richard T. Morgan of Okla- homa arrived in Seattle Thursday morning en route to San Francisco | exposition | L. |. Hoffman, of Paragon Cloak and Suit house, returned Thursday from business trip in East Picnlo will be held July 5 at At.) lantic park by the deaf of Seattle. | Patriotic speeches in the sign lan- | guage will be given physicians 8 Commercial ecll belt, to Sizes 8 to 18 years Saturday at this extremely low Reduced to $2.10 each Boys’ One-piece Bathing Suits, good value at 35¢. Basement Salesroom. price Fancy Brocade Corset DENY ATTACK LONDON, July 2.—The Brit- Ish press today rejected the theory that the alnking of the liner Armenian by the eubma- rine U-38 was Justified becau: the IIner attempted to escape, There was no reference to the | Armenian being engaged in | “admiralty busin "The firet news that formal announcement has been made to this effect came from the United States, telling of the cablegram re- celved from Ambassador Page. | A majority of the newspapers, |however, took the view that the | sinking of the Mner would not result \In a fresh Amertean protest, deapjte the losa of American lives. | The Express bitterly criticised the ¢ ‘meat censors for with- holding news of the sinking of the | Armenian from the United States for two days, | Pro-Germans in America make the moat of his exasperating inter- erence with cables,” the Express AS JUSTIFIED $1.50 CORSET, Style shown of brocade, prettily trimmed with silk galloon and satin ribbon bow. ILLER 688, MRS. WARNER. OUT ON BAIL TACOMA, July 2—Mra, H. L. Warner of Seattle, charged with manslaughter for the | death of A. J, Olsen, a rancher, | who was hit by her automobile, Is out on ball today, the jury having falled to agree, after de liberating for 18 hours, The | Jury stood alx to six, the two women Jurore voting for con- viction. as in the is made fancy sketch, satin bands, embroidery Designed to fit the average fig- it has medium bust skirt and strong ure, long hooks below regular fastening with three and two sets of hose support- ers. Price $1.50. | —Basement Salesroom. ‘TRAIN STRIKES AUTO. OAKLAND, "July" 2.—Two are} |@ead as a result of tho accident | here yesterday when a Southern | | Pacific electric train crashed into | Wash Belts Reduced to 5c Bathing Caps 25c an automobile loaded with children UM Rubber Bathing ASH BELTS in from the French orphanage. Jone Pik atti “os A Forderer, 55, former mayor of Ala- | aps in a variety of an assortment of meda, who suffered a fractured | colors, unusual value at styles, underpriced at 5¢ skull ‘and crushed chest, died early | Zhe cach I today. He drove the automobile ag each. oii Irene Frawne, age 7, was internal- Basement Salesroom. Basement Salesroom ly Injured, and may die, i ’ The 33rd Semi-Annual Sale of Furnitusl A Notable Opportunity to Buy Good Furniture At Extraordinary Savings fitted out from the Sale good furniture is re Women’s Outing and Sports Apparel Attractively Low-Priced well-prepared to meet y with ample assortments of up-to-date, low-priced outing and crepe, and $5.00. and $13.75 Coats of serge, gaberdine and poplin, $6.75 and $9.50. ai. $12.50. to $5.00. misses $1.25 6 to l4 y $1.50. Khaki Skirts, $1.75 Khaki Divided Skirts, $2.75 Smart New Outing Hats, $1.95 TRIPS of white felt alternate with hemp make one of the newest Outing Hats. faced with hemp straw to match and banded embroidered w-priced at $1.95. Poplin Hats with stitched brim, 50c. brim and grosgrain ribbon band, Untrimmed Panama Hats in large shapes, Velvet Ribbons for banding Outing and Panama Hats, in black, old-rose, old-blue and scarlet, 35c, 40c and 50c yard assortments, sented, rth Floors, Third and ¥ uir a for the ap. Summer Dresses of voile, linen $4.25 and $5.75, Wash Skirts, 95c and $1.50, Corduroy Sports Coats, $3.95 White Chinchilla Coats, $12.50 Palm Beach Suits, $10.00 and Full-length Duster Coats, $1.25 Middy Blouses for children, and women, 95c and Children’s Middy Skirts, sizes ars, 95c. Lingerie Waists, 95c, $1.25 and —Basement Salesroom white, blue, rose or green to It is ratine. Very smart, and $3.95. —Basement Salesroom Children’s Wash Dresses Special 39¢ UNUSUALLY good value ts of fe in this Two-piece Dress (with bloomers) It is made of heavy cotton in check and stripe patterns on : white ground / and trimmed As | gpm pictured. Sizes 2 to 6 years. Special 39¢, Basement ‘Salesroom. Cups and Saucers Spe- [Ae] Set cial 45c) of 6 LAIN white, medium-weight Cups and Saucers, on the graceful Hudson shape, exception ally low-priced for the set of si% at 45¢, —Basement Salesroom Absorbent Cotton 19c BSORBENT Cotton, in one « pound rolls, unusual value at 19¢ roll Basement Salesroom: oe eee Se a ee eS